SysManager 1.65.23: prenos za Windows

[1.65.23] - 2026-08-24
Six more indicators now say what they are measuring. The Dashboard's CPU, memory and GPU bars, its
per-drive space bars and its quick-action bar carried no label at all, and neither did the level meter
beside each app in Volume Control — a screen reader announced a number with nothing to attach it to.
Fixed
- Six progress indicators were announced with no name. The Dashboard's three headline bars now read
"CPU usage", "Memory usage" and "GPU usage", matching the CPU / MEMORY / GPU headings printed above
them, and its quick-action bar reads "Quick action progress". The two that are drawn once per item
name that item: each STORAGE bar says which drive it measures, and Volume Control's meter says which
app it is listening to — previously a whole column of bars would have announced the same words. A test
now fails the build if an indicator that repeats per item announces a fixed label.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.65.23.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: CF7FD398737957A004AB3D70D537AA864551CF6D6B51238FA27E696D71618F8F
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click.
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